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Samsung demonstrates the power of Galaxy S23 Ultra's 100x zoom with a new campaign - Vimarsana News

Samsung demonstrates the power of Galaxy S23 Ultra's 100x zoom with a new campaign

Samsung has kicked off Galaxy Power Table campaign in Korea to show people the power of Galaxy S23 Ultra's 100x zoom functionality. - SamMobile

Samsung Q1 profit expected to plunge 95pc - Vimarsana News

Samsung Q1 profit expected to plunge 95pc

SEOUL: Samsung Electronics said Friday it expected first-quarter operating profits to plunge more than 95 percent on-year to a 14-year low, as memory chip sales were hammered by a global downturn.

Samsung Pushes Back on Memory Chip Manufacturing, Anticipates Lowest Profit Since 2009 - Vimarsana News

Samsung Pushes Back on Memory Chip Manufacturing, Anticipates Lowest Profit Since 2009

Samsung will now reduce its memory chip production as it projects its lowest profit since 2009. Samsung Electronics, the world's largest memory chip maker, is facing a major setback as it anticipates its lowest operating profit since the first quarter of 2009, according to a report by TechCrunch on Friday, April 7.

KT vows to improve governance amid political influence controversy - Vimarsana News

KT vows to improve governance amid political influence controversy

KT vowed Friday to normalize its management quickly by improving its governance structure as concerns are mounting over its future after failing to select a new company CEO, due largely to the government and ruling party officials' political interference.

Possibly next SOHO, Seoul selects 5 neighborhoods for new signature 'K-alleys' - Vimarsana News

Possibly next SOHO, Seoul selects 5 neighborhoods for new signature 'K-alleys'

With almost 10 million people living in 25 different districts and the Han River through the middle, Seoul offers more than even most locals who spend a considerable amount of time have time to see for themselves. That could be a problem for the city government. With not enough local signature hotspots standing out that could draw visitors who are willing to open their wallets, tourism will eventually dwindle and stores close down.